Recent publications by members of Rucs
Edmund Chattoe-BrownAlthough my research on social networks is only now being
submitted for publication, several previous pieces of research give a flavour
of the kind of models or approaches it would be appropriate to apply to issues
in understanding Civil Society in that they deal with groups and organisations
of various kinds:
- Chattoe, Edmund (2006) 'Using Simulation to Develop and
Test Functionalist Explanations: A Case Study of Dynamic Church Membership',
British Journal of Sociology, 57(3), September, pp. 379-397.
- Chattoe, Edmund and Hamill, Heather (2005) 'It's Not Who
You Know - It's What You Know About People You Don't Know That Counts:
Extending the Analysis of Crime Groups as Social Networks', British Journal of
Criminology, 45(6), November, pp. 860-876.
- Chattoe, Edmund (2000) 'Charity Shops as Second-Hand
Markets', International Journal of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Marketing,
Special Issue on Charity Trading, 5(2), June, pp. 153-160.
- Gilbert, Nigel and Chattoe, Edmund (2002) 'Hunting the
Unicorn: An Exploration of the Simulation of Small Group Leadership', in Saam,
Nicole J. and Schmidt, Bernd (eds.) Cooperative Agents: Applications in the
Social Sciences, Theory and Decision Library A: Volume 32 (Dordrecht: Kluwer
Academic Publishers), pp. 109-124.
- Chattoe-Brown, Edmund (2010) 'Building Simulations
Systematically from Published Research: A Sociological Case Study'. [Draft
paper on my web page using Rotating Savings and Credit Associations as an
example.]
Carlo Ruzza- Ruzza, C. (2007) Europe and Civil Society: Movement Coalitions and European Institutions,
Manchester University Press
- Conflict Citizenship and Civil Society, (with P. Baert, S. Koniordos, G.
Procacci& C. Ruzza) London, Routledge 2010.
- Governance and Civil Society: normative dimensions, (With V.Della
Sala,), Manchester University Press, 2007
- Governance and Civil Society:
policy perspectives, (With V. Della Sala,),Manchester University Press, 2007
- Ruzza, C. (2010). "Italy: the Political Right and concepts of civil society." Journal of Political Ideologies 15(3): p. 259-271
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